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Extending Jenkins

Extending Jenkins

By : Simpson
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Extending Jenkins

Extending Jenkins

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By: Simpson

Overview of this book

Jenkins CI is the leading open source continuous integration server. It is written in Java and has a wealth of plugins to support the building and testing of virtually any project. Jenkins supports multiple Software Configuration Management tools such as Git, Subversion, and Mercurial. This book explores and explains the many extension points and customizations that Jenkins offers its users, and teaches you how to develop your own Jenkins extensions and plugins. First, you will learn how to adapt Jenkins and leverage its abilities to empower DevOps, Continuous Integration, Continuous Deployment, and Agile projects. Next, you will find out how to reduce the cost of modern software development, increase the quality of deliveries, and thereby reduce the time to market. We will also teach you how to create your own custom plugins using Extension points. Finally, we will show you how to combine everything you learned over the course of the book into one real-world scenario.
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Chapter 6. Developing Your Own Jenkins Plugin

In the previous chapter, we focused on the high-level concepts behind Jenkins plugins.

In this chapter, we will be hands-on as we work through the practical aspects of setting up our development environment, become familiar with the tools and conventions that we need to know about, and then create our first Jenkins plugin.

By the end of the chapter, you should be familiar with the following:

  • Using Maven for builds and dependency management
  • The structure and layout used for plugin projects
  • Creating your own Jenkins plugin project(s)
  • Making basic code changes to your plugin source code
  • Compiling, packaging, and deploying your plugin to a remote Jenkins instance
  • Using an IDE to make changes and run Jenkins
  • The basics of running and debugging Jenkins and your plugin code within an IDE

We will begin by setting up our development environment; then, as is traditional, we will create a very simple Hello World Jenkins plugin project to illustrate the...

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